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Dementia Australia, ACON launch LGBT+ resource hub

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By Katarina Lloyd Jones
| Community Care Review
Dementia Australia has partnered with LGBT+ health organisation ACON to launch a dedicated online hub for LGBT+ people, their families, carers and communities who are impacted by dementia. The LGBT+ people and dementia hub is supported by the Victorian government and brings together information designed to support LGBT+ communities, including resources and guides, community stories, advice on finding affirming doctors and links to state-based LGBT+ services.
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WA govt invests $20m in transition pilot

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By Katarina Lloyd Jones
| Australian Ageing Agenda Verified
The Western Australian government is investing $20.3 million over four years into a new pilot that will see 240 older Western Australians each year receive round-the-clock monitoring and wellbeing checks from the comfort of their homes. Through the TCP@Home+ pilot, older Australians will be given wearable alert devices upon leaving hospital and access to nursing, personal care and allied health support to help them recover safely at home.
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Providers over-delivering $95m worth of care mins a quarter

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By Katarina Lloyd Jones
| Australian Ageing Agenda Verified
Analysis of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing’s January-March 2026 care minutes data shows the residential aged care sector is being punished financially for delivering too little and burning unrewarded margin when delivering too much, FicusBridge founder Dr Tanvi Dalal tells Australian Ageing Agenda. Dr Tanvi Dalal (supplied) The department’s home-level care minutes data shows that 931 of 2,559 aged care homes did not meet their care minute responsibility (36 per cent).
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